Reaction to Cyber Shockwave
February 21st, 2010 admin
I just finished watching Cyber Shockwave, in the form of a two hour CNN rendition of the 16 February 2010 simulation organized by the Bipartisan Policy Center (BPC). The event simulated, in real time, a meeting of the US National Security Council, with former government, military, and security officials role-playing various NSC participants. The simulation was created by former CIA Director General Michael …
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BT asked me to write a guest post on their blog, so I provided a new Reaction to Cyber Shockwave . I hadn’t really addressed one of the main reasons why I liked Cyber Shockwave, despite the LOL-worthy “technical” aspects of the “simulation,” when I wrote my first Reaction to Cyber Shockwave . Please check out the...
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